Spiked seltzer surges Beverage companies are looking to dethrone White Claw, which is the United States' top-selling spiked seltzer brand.
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Sales of Truly Spiked & Sparkling, hard sparkling water, and Twisted Tea, spiked iced tea, fueled sales, rather than the company's namesake product: beer.
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"We've, unfortunately, seen them spiked with morphine in some cases, and we've also seen ones that have been spiked with oxycodone," McCurdy said.
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Spiked Naked & Tutu 16-Ounce Glass Water Bottle Duo Sale Price: $50.00 Value: $75.00 These funky, spiked water bottles will keep you hydrated all summer long.
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Searches for "is Bernie Sanders a write in candidate" spiked 2,750% in the last week while searches for "write in Mike Pence" spiked 2,400% in the last week.
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" - Val, 34 "Sister spiked food with essential oils.
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" Omeros Corporation: "This is another one that's just spiked.
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Nationwide, Medicaid enrollment has spiked since implementation of the ACA.
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Housing starts, meanwhile, spiked 23.158 percent in December, beating estimates.
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Caterpillar shares spiked 2.2 percent, while Boeing jumped 153 percent.
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Recall the media spiked this picture of Obama with Farrakhan.
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And I really dug my spiked heels in the ground.
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Thatcher's rose gradually, whereas Mrs May's spiked and then slumped.
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Spiked & Slushed Watermelonade 1 cup cubed seedless or seeded watermelon
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The dollar index also spiked, jumping 1.2 percent to 102.24.
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The major indexes then spiked about 5 percent on Wednesday.
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Since Xi's visit, rare earth stocks in China have spiked.
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But arrests of immigrants without criminal records have also spiked.
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Global rubber prices have spiked on concern about the impact.
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At its session high, Atlas Air's stock spiked 51 percent.
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We didn't know then what it had been spiked with.
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Over the past 15 week, gas has spiked 60 cents.
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The yen spiked higher on Tuesday after the stimulus announcement.
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A spiked volleyball can also exhibit that telltale zigzag motion.
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"He spiked the football quite early, Chris," Perez told Cuomo.
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The risks of contracting hepatitis C and HIV have spiked.
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Carbon emissions, in fact, spiked in the U.S. last year.
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Gas prices spiked again, now up 17 cents a gallon.
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For white women, waist size spiked more after menopause, however.
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Global crude oil prices have spiked in the last week.
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After the report was released, that number spiked to 18,600.
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A few things spiked radioactive levels in the early 1950s.
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Crook & Marker Spiked & Sparkling drinks are made with organic alcohol.
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Smirnoff Spiked Sparkling Seltzers comes in fruit and rosé flavors.
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Yet stocks have powered on and volatility has spiked higher.
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Four Loko has continued to tweet about the spiked seltzer.
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My husband and I prefer tartar sauce spiked with horseradish.
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Shares spiked by almost 4 percent in early afternoon deals.
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Hertz shares spiked more than 13 percent at the close.
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"Aggression leaps from wounds inflicted and ambitions spiked," they wrote.
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Amazon's Prime Pantry service is temporarily closed after orders spiked.
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One holds a stick with a spiked end for pushing.
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VIX, has spiked back above the closely watched 20 level.
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Searches for the definition of "complicit" spiked in May, Dictionary.
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But nationalism has spiked now that Iran seems under threat.
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Cases outside China have spiked, and the trend could continue
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As always, searches for bread spiked around the 2019 holidays.
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In the last year, interest in the project has spiked.
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WTI oil spiked more than 4% at one point Friday.
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Nielsen also showed off new demographic data of spiked seltzer.
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But when the demand spiked after a Roger Federer vs.
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In January, American employers added 200,000 jobs and wages spiked.
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Injuries spiked after the first iPhone was released, researchers found.
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The Dow dropped nearly 900 points as coronavirus fears spiked.
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After years of decline, traffic deaths unexpectedly spiked last year.
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The dollar fell, and gasoline prices spiked by 215 percent.
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Interest rates in that somewhat obscure market spiked in September.
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The Dow has spiked nearly 22008,2304 points, or almost 2000%.
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In recent decades, anxiety has spiked among children and teens.
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Shares of eBay spiked nearly 1.75% in early trading Monday.
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Gas prices spiked in the US after the financial crisis.
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Under the militants, it spiked to 20,000 dinars, or $17.
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A blueberry flavored pod sold in Florida also was spiked.
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Higgins said that donations have spiked following the Skripal investigations.
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The Dow spiked 9%, while the Nasdaq grew by 7%.
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Since then, mezcal imports have spiked, and labels have proliferated.
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Shares in Reliance Communications spiked 10% in Mumbai on Tuesday.
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As investors' interest has spiked, the Street has taken note.
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But "it wasn't simply because the VIX spiked," he stressed.
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The Seahawks spiked the ball with 22 seconds to play.
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But their numbers, while modest, have spiked in recent years.
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Flashback: Hate crimes overall had spiked by 17% in 2017.
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Yet this soothing cup of tea is spiked with Fireball.
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Instead, the oil was spiked with a powerful street drug.
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In 2016, that number spiked dramatically — to about 9 million.
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At the same time, clashes between ethnic groups have spiked.
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He said he either got high off the fumes, accidentally smoked one of Ojuederie's Spice-spiked cigarettes, or smoked one of his own cigarettes, which had been spiked, and ended up killing his cellmate.
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The use of e-cigarettes has spiked The use of e-cigarettes has spiked: the percentage of US adults who smoke e-cigs rose to 8.5 percent in 2013 from 3.3 percent in 2010.
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With Bud Light Seltzer's successful entrance, Anheuser Busch now sells three of the top five spiked seltzer brands: Natural Light Seltzer sits in fourth and its original spiked seltzer, Bon & Viv, is in fifth place.
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Last week, Beyond Meat (BYND) spiked 163% on its IPO day.
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Rates spiked after the election, but settled back over the holidays.
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His approval figure soared with Ukraine and spiked again with Syria.
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The Cboe Volatility Index spiked as high as 25 this month.
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Attacks appear to have spiked in the week since Trump's election.
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Lens use spiked after the store charging users for lenses closed.
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Then he spiked the balloon down and told her to chug.
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Anadarko's stock price spiked nearly $3 per share, or about 4%.
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Shares of Lumber Liquidators spiked 13 percent in after-hours trading.
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Nonetheless, Ethereum Classic's value spiked 20 percent on last month's news.
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HPE shares spiked more than 11 percent in premarket trading Wednesday.
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When his cell block was put on lockdown, his anxiety spiked.
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I chopped off my long locks, spiked the back with clay.
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Just thinking about what I was doing spiked my arousal higher.
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Google searches for his name spiked 50-fold on July 8th.
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For others, mulled cider, spiked cocoa, and a certain pumpkin beverage.
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Essentially, it's a fancy lemonade drink spiked with some healthy ingredients.
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Pier 1 Imports spiked 7.5 percent after it reported earnings Wednesday.
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It's a little chilly and they're selling spiked hot apple cider.
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Spiking awkwardness The awkwardness only spiked when the candidates themselves appeared.
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AVG's shares have spiked more than 22 percent year to date.
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Go deeper: Analysis shows U.S. energy carbon emissions spiked in 2018
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One result of Hanjin's troubles is that shipping rates have spiked.
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Shares of the stock have spiked more than 30% in 23.
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Oil prices, which had been mildly elevated all day, spiked higher.
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Debit card usage spiked in November and December 2016 after demonetization.
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The vehicle tried to speed away but officers spiked the tires.
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I know the stock spiked on it, but please be careful.
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Overall usage of the word has spiked about 2,000% in 2016.
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The glow in the second detector suddenly spiked and then stopped.
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Her weeping mother Martine stroked her face as her fever spiked.
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Necco Wafer sales spiked more than 63% since the announcement, CandyStore.
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In the past, when raw-material prices spiked, we raised prices.
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Still, sales of margarine and other butter substitutes spiked for years.
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The search spiked again in November as he clinched the presidency.
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Schools were closed and visits to area hospitals and clinics spiked.
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Google searches for the brand also spiked, according to the company.
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Shares of Toshiba spiked 21 percent at 257 yen per share.
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Finally, oil prices spiked on inflamed tensions in the Middle East.
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Four years later, in 2013, this number spiked to $4.7 billion.
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Listen below while sipping on some sweet tea spiked with arsenic.
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Since the 123s, rates of autism have spiked across the nation.
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There are stretches of hazy, wayward chords spiked with unnerving clusters.
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Arthur: I bet you just spiked sales of Millicent Fenwick's biography.
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Advanced Micro Devices shares spiked nearly 10 percent after the bell.
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Deutsche Boerse stock had spiked once the merger plans became public.
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Jones's fundraising spiked since Moore began facing allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Inflation spiked and consumer confidence dropped, hurting the country's retail sector.
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Bond yields, which move inversely to price, have spiked in 2018.
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Oil that year spiked above $145 per barrel, double current levels.
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Reports of the fake monks spiked two years ago, then waned.
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Buyback announcements have spiked 2800% so far this year, TrimTabs said.
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Spiked seltzers like White Claw and Truly went viral in 2019.
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And it recently spiked at nearly $1 before slipping back somewhat.
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The number of illegal imports has spiked nineteen-fold since 2011.
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Mortgage rates since the election have spiked to around 4 percent.
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The stock spiked more than 26.8 percent in pre-market trade.
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The publication ultimately spiked the story, according to The Associated Press.
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Farmingdale was an ugly, flat, gray landscape spiked with telephone poles.
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Amid the trade fight, Chinese imports of sorghum spiked in April.
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Go deeper: Youth voter registration spiked in battleground states after Parkland.
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The dollar initially spiked higher against a basket of major currencies .
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Argentine bond yields have spiked, and the country's currency is plummeting.
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Near the gas fields of Vernal, Utah, infant mortality has spiked.
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He was served tea spiked with Polonium 210, a radioactive isotope.
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Unemployment benefits spiked 33% last week, the sharpest increase since 1992.
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In 10 days, that number spiked to almost 2.8 million viewers.
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Why the espionage has spiked again is a matter of debate.
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Conagra shares spiked 211.98%; the latter two rallied more than 2970%.
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Peloton's stock price spiked 13% on Monday amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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That trend has increased steadily for years and has recently spiked.
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As a garnish, I use lightly pickled onions spiked with cayenne.
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The garnishes are thoughtful: pea shoots, harissa-spiked yogurt, mizithra cheese.
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Cases in South Korea have continually spiked, surpassing 2,000 on Friday.
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Within 90 minutes, he said, temperatures inside spiked to 85 degrees.
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Share prices of property developer Vanke spiked 23.14 percent from Jun.
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He is short and compact, with spiked hair dyed partly yellow.
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Twitter shares soared 12.2 percent, while Grubhub spiked 27.4 percent higher.
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The largest cryptocurrency spiked in late morning trading to near $10,300.
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AFM cases first spiked in the United States in August 2014.
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In the past 12 months, bitcoin has spiked about 500 percent.
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Sensor Tower also found food and delivery app downloads have spiked.
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The group's membership and donations have spiked since President Trump's inauguration.
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Prime Aid's business spiked as patients lined up for the drug.
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Money poured into her campaign and she spiked in the polls.
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Unemployment was 6 percent, having spiked over the previous four months.
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Bitcoin spiked in value on Wednesday to a two-week high.
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Equity fundraising dwindled to minimal levels, while redemptions and liquidations spiked.
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" Spiked Spin's mission is motivated by the idea of "generational health.
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In one 24-hour period, its winds spiked by 80 mph.
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According to the WTTC, Ethiopia's tourism economy spiked 48.6% in 2018.
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Options volume spiked to 3,100 contracts, eight times what is normal.
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Batnick also noted CAPE has spiked 38 percent since June 2014.
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While his performance spiked in July — when he hit a superhuman .
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But turnout spiked to 219 percent for congressional races in 251.
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It's also legal to import nicotine-spiked products for personal use.
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Herbalife escaped being called a pyramid scheme, and its shared spiked.
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Anti-Islamic hate crimes spiked in 213 in FBI data Hate crimes against Muslims spiked in 2015, according to FBI data, reaching their highest point since the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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Until this study, there hadn't been much large-scale research into spiked drinks, though some scientists in Singapore have developed a fluorescent sensor that reveals the presence of the date-rape drug GHB in spiked drinks.
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The total number of suspected cases there appears to have recently spiked.
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Go deeper: U.S. borrowing spiked 84% in 2018 to nearly $1 trillion
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The Nikkei 225 skyrocketed 2.51 percent, while the Topix spiked 2.37 percent.
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On November 22, at about 24 weeks gestation, Green spiked a fever.
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Cancer rates spiked after Fukushima, but you shouldn't necessarily blame the radiation.
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"Digital consulting/online advertising" expenses spiked to $28.9 million from $14.2 million.
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Coal exports from the port spiked 603 percent last year from 2015.
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Once they could no longer take race into account, Asian enrollment spiked.
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So, in 2016, the company launched a spiked seltzer called White Claw.
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Shares spiked more than 6.5 percent to hit a 52-week high.
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The Nasdaq composite rose 0.5 percent as Apple spiked around 6 percent.
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Shares spiked moire than 16 percent Wednesday in response to the news.
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The Mexican peso spiked violently against the dollar at around 8 a.m.
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Google searches for "Hillary Clinton collapsing" spiked after 11 am ET. trends.embed.
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Toy sales spiked 26 percent in the week leading up to Dec.
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The name Lyanna has spiked in popularity, too, hitting #858 in 2017.
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Feel-good films spiked with nationalistic fervour make for an intoxicating combination.
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Then, he spiked the public option that he now is advocating for.
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And water rescues spiked dramatically there, too, climbing by more than 22018%.
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GW's stock has also spiked 43 percent over the past six months.
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Zac Posen and Anna Sui have also spiked, according to the report.
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Just after the asteroid hit, the temperature spiked by five degrees Celsius.
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The stock spiked up more than 5 percent in after-hours trading.
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Yields in other countries, such as Brazil, Italy and India also spiked.
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Elsewhere, the euro spiked against the U.S. dollar during Europe's afternoon trade.
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SodaStream shares spiked 16 percent Tuesday after the company beat revenue estimates.
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Following the success of "Old Town Road," YoungKio's sales spiked on BeatStars.
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The rate had initially spiked to 7 percent, its highest since October.
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Housing starts fell 9 percent last month, but permits spiked 6.3 percent.
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I was Secretary of State when oil spiked at $146 a barrel.
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They are aware you spiked me years ago at Eddie Murphy's house.
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Shares spiked as much as 27 percent on Friday before retreating slightly.
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Their number spiked dramatically after the global financial system crashed in 2008.
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Williams accessorized with dangling emerald drop earrings and a spiked white bracelet.
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Dexcom's stock spiked more than 6% in the wake of the news.
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Searches for Karen McDougal's name spiked again after her interview with CNN.
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Oil prices softened after having spiked to highs not seen since 2014.
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Correlations between stocks and sectors bottomed in September but spiked in October.
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Overseas, UK government bond yields spiked after higher-than-expected inflation data.
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On the news, Sainsbury's shares spiked before sharply slipping almost 3 percent.
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The market rallied on Thursday simply because the price of oil spiked.
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Officers spiked the tires of the couple's vehicle to end the chase.
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The Dow spiked more than 300 points (1.5 percent) by 2023 p.m.
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The index wavered, and spiked as some dark algos made a move.
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Global rubber prices have spiked on concerns about the impact on output.
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Last year, tensions spiked during a standoff in the remote Guerguerat area.
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His light hair was shaved on the sides and spiked on top.
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The Dow has spiked about 2,100 points, or 2000%, since Christmas Eve.
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FCA shares spiked in pre-market trading on Thursday in New York.
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Conversations around IUDs spiked on Twitter after Kennedy's retirement announcement on Wednesday.
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The second wave began to crest in 2010, when heroin deaths spiked.
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The world's first spiked seltzer festival is happening in Denver this September.
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The Dow spiked 8,200 points between Trump's election and late January 2018.
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Youth violence rates spiked from 1980 to 1994, according to theUrban Institute.
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European banks stocks were crushed, and yields spiked on Italian bank debt.
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"Glamping," or glamorous camping, has spiked in popularity over the last decade.
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Sterling surged higher and short-dated yields spiked after the policy decision.
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"He spiked the football quite early, Chris," Perez told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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The stock spiked 9 percent in the same day as a result.
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There's also loose-leaf tea, spiked with a considerable amount of sugar.
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Searches on "unemployment benefits" were rising steadily before searches on "recession" spiked.
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The Nasdaq composite outperformed, rising 0.7 percent as biotechnology stocks spiked higher.
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Venue prices have spiked in Atlanta as the city continues to boom.
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The murder rate spiked more than 20 percent in the largest cities.
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Between 2014-2018, however, that number spiked to 13 disasters a year.
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However, the number of migrant arrivals in neighboring Greece spiked last month.
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There she tried another first: aguachile, a heat-spiked fresh-fish ceviche.
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The network's activity has often spiked at times of key political events.
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BONDS: Treasury yields spiked higher, with the 10-year last at 2.9131.
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Volatility has spiked with 1,000 point swings in the Dow becoming commonplace.
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As usage of its software spiked, so too did Zoom's stock price.
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We first started seeing cans of spiked bubbly water in summer 2016.
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The VIX (VIX) volatility index spiked 2500% to a seven-month high.
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Shipments of specialised machinery spiked 74.1% from a low base last year.
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After the September show, searches for Bottega Veneta shoes spiked 156 percent.
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In 2014, they jumped to 30 and spiked to 53 in 2015.
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Sales of face masks have spiked in China and around the world.
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Shares of U.S. Steel spiked nearly 10 percent in after-hours trading.
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In 22013, bitcoin was worth just $2150 when suddenly, the price spiked.
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In the same period last year, Amazon's records show that injuries spiked.
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The Dow spiked more than 300 points (1.5 percent) by 1 p.m.
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Youth vaping rates have spiked in recent years, according to government data.
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Adults lounged in rocking chairs sipping hot apple cider spiked with bourbon.
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By comparison, the S&P 237 spiked by 264% over that timeframe.
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Bond yields have spiked as analysts struggle with an increasingly volatile market.
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In anticipation and immediately following Irma, orange juice futures spiked 25 percent.
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The number of fights among inmates has spiked, particularly among the youngest.
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The level of threats against employees has spiked this year, he said.
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Violence spiked again in the run-up to parliamentary elections on Feb.
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Shares spiked last week after the company met fourth-quarter delivery guidance.
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Shares spiked 27 percent higher in the three days following the report.
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Grob speculated that the shaman in that case had spiked the ayahuasca.
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And cases spiked during the summer among 22- to 25-year-olds.
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Sideways trading wouldn't be so bad given how much stocks have spiked.
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The stock spiked as much as 13% on the news after hours.
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Spiked seltzer, an alcoholic companion, is also experiencing a surge in sales.
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Cyber thieves are increasingly targeting virtual currencies, which have spiked in value.
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Who is Briana Owens and what was she doing before Spiked Spin?
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It spiked 4 percent a year on average between 1996 and 143.
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And there are signs that violence against LGBTQ people has spiked recently.
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The Nasdaq spiked nearly 3%, while the S&P 500 advanced 2.2%.
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The sector has spiked 23 percent in 2017, easily outperforming other sectors.
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Brent oil prices spiked 6 percent on Wednesday after the OPEC deal.
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Fashion, art, love, even philanthropy were spiked with a testy self-consciousness.
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It's a soft and rich burger, spiked with the sweet, goopy sauce.
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French bank Societe Generale spiked 11 bps to trade at 76 bps.
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The Mexican peso spiked again in the moments after the debate ended.
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It spiked from 22011 per 353,235 to 240 between 212 to 2016.
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It added that historical volatility levels spiked to 99.1 percent on Feb.
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Shares of major marijuana companies spiked on the news of Sessions's ouster.
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Over the past few weeks, internet searches for dat boi153 have spiked.
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Interest rates spiked, spooking global markets who feared a banking crisis was imminent.
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After she died, he said, his blood pressure spiked and depression enveloped him.
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According to her campaign, in May, her daily donors spiked by 2.5 times.
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Sterling briefly spiked but then tracked slightly lower after the vote was announced.
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It spiked early, but since then has mostly settled into the low $20s.
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Reports of illnesses at Punta Cana have spiked since the recent news coverage.
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Last week, claims spiked to 86,000, the highest level since late last February.
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Equities in the U.S. have spiked into record-high territory since Trump's election.
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Flows into stock and junk-bond ETFs spiked to a short-term extreme.
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With spiked edges and oversized black sunglasses, she looked almost identical to Fieri.
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Lease acquisition costs spiked 84 percent in the second quarter of this year.
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In the aftermath, concern among lawmakers about any potential deals with Russia spiked.
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Polycom spiked nearly 13 percent, and Mitel popped nearly 20 percent on Friday.
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The company reported search interest spiked 440% on average during live televised debates.
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Google Trends shows how search interest has spiked for HODL in recent months.
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Turkey's unemployment rate has spiked to close to its highest levels on record.
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Sarahah spiked i popularity immediately after Snapchat's update tat added links to snaps.
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That survey covers the third quarter of this year, before mortgage rates spiked.
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Current seasonal flavors include Rum Root Beer Float, Spiked S'more, and Chocolate Stout.
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That's when applications spiked and when the chances of getting an internship peaked.
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The dessert features chocolate pasta, covered in a Nutella sauce spiked with Frangelico.
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Shares of Netflix spiked immediately after Hastings made the announcement, jumping around 9%.
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Tensions also spiked between Iran and Britain this month over captured oil tankers.
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Shares of ITV spiked on the news before paring, to close slightly higher.
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Shares of Take-Two spiked Monday when Rockstar began its Twitter teaser campaign.
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Search traffic for the term "pussy bow" spiked on Google after the debate.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE If CLINTON wins, drink a hot apple cider spiked with rum.
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Prices spiked to over $2,000 a tonne for the first time since 2014.
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It spiked above that level in February, though failed to hold it. Disclaimer
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And this year the cost of food has spiked, thanks to a drought.
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At the time, get-in prices spiked by nearly 1000 percent, TiqIQ said.
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Perhaps they were spiked with Virginia Black Whiskey, a label Drake owns, though.
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Details: Commercial testing spiked after scientists successfully sequenced the human genome in 2003.
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Hate crimes against Muslims and those perceived as Muslims spiked after 9/11.
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The euro spiked as high as $1.1299 on Wednesday, its highest since Sept.
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Gross merchandise value also spiked seven times at midnight versus a year ago.
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Chopra topped off her look with a spiked silver crown and Chopard jewels.
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Even a call from her husband from an unknown number spiked her anxiety.
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Refinance volume has been falling dramatically since rates spiked following the presidential election.
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The spread spiked during the recession that followed the meltdown of late 2008.
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His reddish-brown hair was short on the side and spiked on top.
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But once the project was completed, unemployment spiked and new homes were abandoned.
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Protests over the lack of water and electricity have spiked in recent years.
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In early 43 mortgage defaults spiked and a mounting panic gripped Wall Street.
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Anti-Semitism spiked 94% in K-12 schools and 89% on college campuses.
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Gasoline futures RBC1, which spiked last week, were off 2 percent on Wednesday.
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However, the number of federal employees applying for unemployment insurance has spiked dramatically.
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ET, but that number spiked to more than 3,000 reports by 9 a.m.
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Searches of travelers' devices have spiked since the Trump administration came into power.
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In the latest round of earnings, leverage levels have spiked among some BDCs.
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Gasoline prices briefly spiked at the pump, but crude-oil prices barely moved.
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Pensioners have been particularly hit, with many benefits pared as taxes have spiked.
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His vocabulary has become spiked with odd descriptors like ropiness, mousiness and brettanomyces.
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Shares of CME spiked 1.7 percent to an all-time high Friday morning.
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Baileys Original Irish Cream Pumpkin Spice gives a pumpkin flair to spiked coffee.
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Summer 2019 was the season of spiked seltzer and, most dominantly, White Claw.
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The stock had spiked 840% since Beyond Meat's initial public offering, through Friday.
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Violence spiked when former colonial power France ended its peacekeeping mission in 2016.
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US crude prices spiked nearly 5% to $54 a barrel on the news.
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Here are the searches that spiked on Google in response to the debate.
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He said demand spiked up after the militant attacks in Paris on Nov.
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Activity by anti-abortion extremists has spiked since Trump took office, Ragsdale says.
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Tension has spiked since Beijing's construction of seven islands in the Spratly archipelago.
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As optimism grows in South Korea, Moon's approval ratings have spiked to 70%.
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The yields in the 2020 bond spiked to as much as 13.3 percent.
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In Europe, yields on Italian bank debt spiked as bank shares sold off.
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Finally came a local spatola fish baked in breadcrumbs spiked with orange rind.
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Oil and gas operations have already been affected and gasoline prices have spiked.
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The S&P 500 spiked 5% Tuesday, its best day since late 2018.
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Interest in eSports daily fantasy has also spiked since March 13 on DraftKings.
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For the week ending March 3503, unemployment claims spiked from 70,000 to 281,000.
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The VIX (VPD), one gauge of stock market volatility, spiked 43% on Monday.
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Here's a look at other assassination weapons: spiked toothpaste, ice axes, killer clowns.
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The number of millennial buyers doing cash-out refinances also spiked, Sopko said.
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Opinion Columnist Over the past several years, teenage suicide rates have spiked horrifically.
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The couple fled, and officers spiked the vehicle's tires to end the chase.
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"Feelings of disgust have spiked about people in opposing political parties," said Lum.
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Financing costs for smaller financial institutions have also spiked since the Baoshang takeover.
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A spikeless golf shoe generally offers more comfort than a spiked golf shoe.
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Inflation spiked to as high as 33% in 2017 before gradually falling back.
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The risk premium on Italian bonds spiked early Wednesday, though it later retreated.
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What the experts say As my son's temperature spiked, so did my anxiety.
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In the past, the deficit spiked only on a temporary basis — during recessions.
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Unemployment claims in the US spiked this week, hitting a record 3.3 million.
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At the same time, the number of mass shootings has also spiked dramatically.
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Initially, his deeds and words are obvious, solicitous and spiked with gentle teasing.
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This year, it's a featured drink, spiked with vodka, at Dallas BBQ restaurants.
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Spiked seltzer drinkers also spend $200 more on alcohol compared to average households.
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Crude also momentarily spiked on surging tensions between the United States and Iran.
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AMD shares spiked after CNBC reported that the company is working with Tesla.
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There's also spiked seltzers from Smirnoff, Two Roads Brewing and other smaller companies.
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Nielsen predicts that the number of spiked seltzer brands will double this year.
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Cocomania could have spiked in earnest if she had pulled off another upset.
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In recent days, they've spiked to $5 to $6 per mmBtu, he said.
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Risks have spiked following a war of words by U.S. and Iranian leaders.
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The VIX volatility index (VIX), which tracks short-term market turbulence, spiked 0.83%.
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" USG Corporation: "It spiked in advance [of Hurricane Irma], now it's coming down.
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The spiked seltzer fever has also caught on with Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD).
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The level of threats against CNN employees, he said, has spiked this year.
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Gold punched above $20.2,21.2 for the first time since 21.6, and oil spiked.
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Drug prices have spiked over the last decade, putting a pinch on consumers.
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The number of buyers from Houston and Chicago spiked with new air service.
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Cloud storage provider Dropbox and software company DocuSign spiked on their opening trades.
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The S&P 220006 rose 2202 percent, while the Nasdaq spiked 2628 percent.
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ProShares Short VIX Short-Term Futures also suffered massive declines after volatility spiked.
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In 2014 that figure spiked to 23, and hasn't fallen below 12 since.
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And just when we thought the spiked seltzer craze may have been waning.
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I sent an email blast and that was the start of Spiked Spin.
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GE shares spiked 13%, on track for its best day since March 2009.
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The S&P 226 was also up 212%, while the Nasdaq spiked 25%.
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Interest in the size of O'Rourke's average donation had spiked when Vermont Sen.
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In 21987, before the "Black Monday" stock market crash in October, yields spiked.
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Correction: An earlier version misstated when 30-year Treasury yields spiked in 1987.
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It is true that homelessness in California especially has spiked in recent years.
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Euro overnight implied volatility has spiked overnight to its highest since Dec. 20.
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That's why US oil exports have spiked since Congress lifted an export ban.
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Attendance spiked to 19503,000 a night, with hundreds more thronged outside the tent.
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Shares of Kraft Heinz spiked only to fall again when its bid failed.
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Tensions between the two countries have spiked since Trump took office in January.
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Like Propagandhi, ska-punk mixed leftism and anarchism, all spiked with activist outrage.
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According to Spaulding, Bravely usage spiked during Zillow&aposs 2018 performance-review season.
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You're hungry within 30 minutes, your blood sugar having spiked and then crashed.
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But it has recently spiked at the local level, for two main reasons.
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VMware shares spiked after hours following the company's second-quarter earnings and revenue beat.
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Participants decked themselves out in his signature spiked hair, goatee, and flame-covered shirts.
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Zoom spiked more than 18% and Beyond Meat catapulted nearly 40% during Friday's session.
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One-month implied volatility gauges have spiked to their highest levels since July 2016.
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Now that deductibles have spiked along with the base price, consumers are taking notice.
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Documented cases of drinking water contamination, heart conditions, cancer, and neurological disorders have spiked.
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The collab was pretty inevitable since sales spiked 500% after Game's selfie went viral.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as French bond yields spiked and equities struggled.
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For this reason, spiked seltzer might not be "healthier" than other types of alcohol.
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Khouw says bearish options trading has spiked recently as the market continues its fall.
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I bring a random assortment of wine, spiked seltzer, and blueberry beer to share.
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Likewise, network investments by smaller operators of cable or direct-broadcast satellite television spiked.
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Meanwhile, shares of Valeant Pharmaceuticals spiked after announcing the sale skincare brands to L'Oreal.
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In the United States, sales spiked 4.5% in stores open at least a year.
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While it initially spiked 4.8 percent, the company's stock last traded 0.9 percent higher.
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Bond yields briefly spiked on news that the balance sheet program would stop expanding.
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Just lean into it, like falling asleep on the beach after two spiked seltzers.
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Big bad Negan was revealed and then totally domed somebody with a spiked bat.
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Nonetheless, the lira spiked 5% against the dollar on news of the rate hike.
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Additional measures include cleaning the streets with bleach-spiked water to remove bodily fluids.
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In Shanghai, divorces have spiked as people take advantage of a loophole in regulations.
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Cramer noted that the stock spiked in Friday's session, which could portend good news.
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In March, mentions of the word "Stormy" spiked on MSNBC and CNN, for example.
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For girls, Alaia spiked from No. 2,676 in 21 to No. 22 in 23.
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That most dangerous moment came in the months afterward -- when the homicide rate spiked.
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The stock spiked more than 15 percent before giving back some of its gains.
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The company's shares spiked 6.5 percent to $26.30 in after-market trading on Thursday.
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In New Zealand, searches for James Comey, Clinton and the FBI spiked this week.
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Their weighted runs created plus (wRC+) spiked up from 81 to 88 as well.
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If you're wearing a spiked jacket with tall heels, that's almost acceptable these days.
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During that period, earnings rose steadily until last year — when they spiked sharply downwards.
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It's the second year in a row that hate crimes against Muslims have spiked.
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Apartment demand in the second quarter of 20143 spiked 11% from a year ago.
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BB Biotech shares have spiked by over 15.8 percent since Trump became President-elect.
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"Volatility spiked, but volatility going into the election kind of came off," Davitt said.
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Gas prices spiked Tuesday on news of the impending closure, set for next month.
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Murder spiked most in large cities, with the majority of those jurisdictions experiencing increases.
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Searches for "How can I move to Canada" have spiked during this presidential election.
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While Republican primary turnout for the House increased by 1.2%, Democratic turnout spiked 4.6%.
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VIX, Wall Street's fear gauge, spiked to its highest in more than three months.
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Persecution and discrimination has spiked since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011.
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I only say that because it spiked so boldly in the last few weeks.
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The firing rates of those neurons abruptly spiked when the rat entered the box.
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Traffic to Romanek's Wikipedia page spiked that month, reaching nearly 45,53 visitors one day.
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Anonymous web browsing offered by Tor also spiked significantly in Uganda during the blackout.
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Mortgage rates had spiked last fall only to turn significantly lower to end 2018.
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Luxury good sales spiked, charity auctions raked in record cash and resorts were packed.
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This week, Dick's shares spiked after the company reported quarterly earnings that outperformed expectations.
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Rising tensions North Korea's actions come as tensions on the Korean Peninsula have spiked.
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Searches for kumquat spiked in 2006 after Nike named a sneaker after the fruit.
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Attendance at swing camps spiked, and all of them wanted Mitchell on the bill.
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In 2016, for example, TV ratings for professional bull riding spiked by 20 percent.
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After Anita Hill's testimony, sexual harassment claims with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission spiked.
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But as disapproval for Trump spiked in the UK, the link started hurting her.
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Volatility spiked on Wednesday and Thursday to some of its highest levels since May.
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Today she drops "Sally" which sashays between blues and rockabilly and southern-spiked soul.
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Market fears spiked Friday, but stocks have not reached bear market territory quite yet.
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Cases have spiked in the two years since the city switched its water supply.
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Household electricity rates rose 19% between 2011 and 2015, and carbon dioxide emissions spiked.
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On top of the shawarma are apples spiked into the celeriac with pine twigs.
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The trouble for the president is not that the index spiked from his election.
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As casualties spiked in the wars, the Air Force retired the dedicated evacuation aircraft.
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Hate crimes against people of color, Muslims, women, and the LGTBQ community have spiked.
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Power prices have spiked sharply higher in recent weeks on fears of supply shortages.
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The CBOE Volatility Index, which has been trading below its historical average, also spiked.
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Shares in the company spiked more than 26 percent after hours following the announcement.
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Chicago's violence spiked in 2016 to a degree not seen since the late 1990s.
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BlackRock's third-quarter profit spiked to $947 million from $875 million a year earlier.
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Cobalt is an interesting example, since prices have spiked and supplies are particularly tight.
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To give it context, in the financial crisis, claims spiked to more than 23.5,000.
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Meanwhile, Guatemalan apprehensions spiked 2628 percent, and numbers for Hondurans shot up 28500 percent.
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Investment in regtech spiked last year, a trend that will likely not go anywhere.
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U.K. natural gas futures spiked nearly 4 percent as the reports began to circulate.
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Coversely, technology struggled initially, moved gradually higher through 2017, then spiked around mid-April.
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The Dow has spiked more than 22019,223 points, or about 22018%, since Christmas Eve.
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My fever spiked dangerously high for days on end, and I was severely debilitated.
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E-cigarette use has spiked in recent years, surpassing that of traditional tobacco products.
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Drake's Organic Spiked Ice comes in flavors ranging from Vodka Lemonade to Watermelon Martini.
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ET and initially spiked more than 1.9653 percent, but subsequently closed 21.965 percent lower.
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In September, prices spiked to $19.30 per hundredweight, its highest level since December 2014.
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The unemployment rate for black Americans spiked in January and then fell in February.
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Civilian casualties caused by improvised explosive device (IED) attacks, in particular, spiked in 2019.
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Is it a song that's spiked in popularity due to a YouTube dance craze?
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Protests have peppered the nation since the election amid reports hate crimes have spiked.
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Meanwhile, the Mexican economy stagnated and drug violence spiked, further decaying Peña Nieto's popularity.
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The director John Hillcoat wastes his fine cast on nonsense spiked with questionable representations.
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Mango Smoothie Bowl Creamy mango compliments the chia-spiked granola in this recipe. 5.
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But numbers spiked in March, with 76,152 new suspected cases and 195 related deaths.
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Google search traffic for the term "fire jbl" has also spiked in recent days.
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BHP has been weighing an entry into potash since prices spiked a decade ago.
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A cholera epidemic that followed the earthquake has persisted, and it spiked in 2016.
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There's also Truly, the country's second most-popular spiked seltzer, from Boston Beer (SAM).
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Administrators of local meme pages said their submissions have spiked since the coronavirus outbreak.
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Content categories like sports and health and fitness have spiked on YouTube this month.
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She's petite, dressed in a black leather jacket, her hair spiked and dyed platinum.
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Other cities like Denver and Cheyenne, Wyoming, reopened too early and deaths spiked again.
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Between 2012 and 2014, deaths from terrorism around the world spiked by 200 percent.
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The shipyard employed thousands of African-Americans, and when it closed area unemployment spiked.
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Our favorite is this dirty horchata, horchata spiked with cold brew concentrate or espresso.
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In fact, the euro spiked briefly as Mr. Draghi spoke Thursday but then retreated.
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Ms. Merkel survived, her approval rating spiked and she lined up a centrist successor.
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The Dow spiked 12.8% last week, its biggest weekly percentage gain since June 1938.
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Interest in real estate open houses has already spiked, and prices will likely rise.
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A crisp, lemon-and-Parm-spiked panko topping balances out the flavors and textures.
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His fever spiked at 103, he couldn't stop vomiting and his lips were gray.
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Prices have spiked as a result, putting more pressure on a health care system.
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Intense anxieties about coronavirus abound, and gun sales have actually spiked during the crisis.
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Cases and fatalities in Europe and the United States have spiked in recent weeks.
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The number of coronavirus patients in Mulhouse has spiked since the start of March.
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According to investigators, Harris spiked his 36-year-old wife's cereal back on Sept.
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For the week ending March 14, US jobless claims spiked by 70,000 to 281,000.
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Already, U.S. unemployment claims spiked by a third in the second week of March.
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Unsurprisingly, oil prices have spiked as traders worry that crude supplies will be limited.
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The CBOE Market Volatility Index (VIX), which spiked Monday, was again higher, climbing 12%.
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If that happens, the cycle that spiked a decade ago could start all over.
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Trading volume spiked when the index was rising on Tuesday, a positive technical sign.
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PiS also benefited from diminishing dole queues as labor shortages spiked throughout central Europe.
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The score, spiked with modernist elements, makes Mr. Hertzberg seem a 21st-century Ravel.
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It has spiked blue hair, a blue jacket with a hood, and black pants.
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Tensions between the US and Iran have spiked after the US assassination of Gen.
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A few times over the next several days, Jade spiked a low-grade fever.
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Housing was short; food rationing grew even tighter than during the conflict; crime spiked.
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Oil prices initially spiked 15% before returning to their pre-attack levels within weeks.
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A woman caught her boyfriend cheating when his Fitbit activity spiked at 4 a.m.
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Milwaukee police said they did not receive any complaints from partygoers about spiked drinks.
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It earlier spiked to $70.05 in morning trade, touching its highest level since Dec.
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The drink commands 58% of spiked seltzer sales, according to analysts at Guggenheim Partners.
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Begun by a Chinese oil company, construction stopped two years ago after attacks spiked.
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Previous research has shown that Mars' methane levels change seasonally and spiked this year.
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Those prices spiked Monday, and are now up 9 percent over the past week.
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Unsurprisingly, Google searches for Alex Morgan spiked during the 2019 World Cup in France.
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Reporters then bought brands that law enforcement testing or online discussions identified as spiked.
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Shares in several major brokerages, including Citic Securities and China Galaxy Securities, spiked 10%.
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The number of illnesses has spiked dramatically from the 2628 patients identified last week.
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The CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, spiked to its highest level since early October.
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Back then, overnight rates spiked because banks were scared to lend to each other.
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The stock spiked 5% Wednesday, but it's still down nearly 8% for the year.
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The price retailers pay for pork has spiked nearly 70% in the last year.
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But it has spiked from just $277,000 in 2012, after the real-estate bust.
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Homicides spiked in Chicago in 2016, topping 700 for the first time in decades.
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The number of illnesses has spiked dramatically from the 380 patients identified last week.
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Police allege Port killed his victims with drinks spiked with large doses of GHB.
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During the Vietnam War, the Air Force's interest in drones spiked—for obvious reasons.
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Not long after, German athletes were wearing the Dasslerses' spiked shoes at the Olympics.
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The stress worsened the next day, when the rate spiked as high as 10%.
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The benchmark plan premium spiked 37% for 2018 and is up 85% since 22017.
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My fevers spiked above 104, sores lined my throat leaving me unable to swallow.
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Tesla stock spiked after Musk's fateful tweet, to a high of $371 per share.
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Premiums spiked on the Obamacare marketplaces in 2017 by an average of 25 percent.
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The popularity of these cheesy, romantic holiday tales has spiked dramatically in recent years.
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The killing of human rights activists has also spiked, though sources disagree on numbers.
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Leftists then rallied and spiked Sanders's new compromise, which required a ballot initiative to pass.
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On a day where shoppers scour the internet for holiday deals, Amazon spiked 5.3 percent.
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There are infamous "two-on-ones," dates spiked with a bit of The Hunger Games.
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While the move eased regional tensions that spiked after the prime minister's resignation on Nov.
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That day, the S&P 500 spiked 5 percent and the Dow jumped 4.2 percent.
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These flies preferred not to eat fruit spiked with ethanol, something they'd normally find rewarding.
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This is not the first time in recent memory that sales of "21984" have spiked.
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Since then, the stock has spiked by the 10 percent daily trading limit every day.
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As unemployment spiked, students who already had student loans were struggling to pay them off.
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Shares in several companies that mine and process rare earths have spiked in recent days.
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The stock spiked 15 percent on the news and ended the day up 11.6 percent.
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Fox reportedly spiked the story it had about Trump's relationship with Clifford, according to CNN.
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Oddly enough, this video spiked my curiosity more on biofuels than it did on tequila.
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The S&P 5003 tech, meanwhile, has spiked more than 37 percent in that time.
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Trading volume for Lockheed's shares spiked after the news and the stock briefly turned negative.
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Bells are jingling, spiked egg nog abounds — that's right, The Last Jedi Christmas is here.
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Sprint shares spiked more than 72 percent on the news, trading at $8.25 by midday.
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The Dow spiked from just above 18,000 on Election Day to 26,000 by early 2018.
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Following the release of that data, the spiked to $0.7199 before last trading at $0.7182.
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White Claw says its spiked seltzer is like "sparkling water with a hint of fruit."
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She felt something new surging through her veins, something sweet and spiked and utterly intoxicating.Power.
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Shares spiked more than 218.9% after hours, putting them at their highest price since February.
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Searches for "Corona beer virus" spiked in recent days with consumers confused by the name.
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Dow futures, down 300 points overnight, turned around and spiked higher Monday on Trump's remarks.
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The stocks of Smith & Wesson and Sturm, Ruger spiked again after the San Bernardino, Calif.
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Temperatures in the stratosphere suddenly spiked, in what's known as a "sudden stratospheric warming" event.
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Voter registrations spiked in the state, but Swift's preferred candidate for Senate lost the election.
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Fitbit's stock spiked more than 30% at one point in intraday trading following the report.
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GoPro's stock spiked more than 12 percent Thursday after the company posted its quarterly results.
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Newell Brands stock spiked 6 percent Friday after the company posted better-than-expected earnings.
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Fighting between Iraqi and ISIS forces for control of the city spiked again this summer.
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When the World Trade Towers collapsed in 2001, Kamali's sleeping bag coats spiked in popularity.
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Shares of Qualcomm spiked more than 12.3% Wednesday on the heels of two big wins.
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Sources tell us Bijou had been feeling sick and her fever spiked ... prompting the hospitalization.
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But after the switch, emergency department visits for preventable diabetes complications spiked for poor patients.
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Fact-checkers say hoaxes and calls for violence on social media have spiked this week.
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Uber found that cancellation rates spiked when riders couldn't reach their drivers, or vice versa.
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The moderation in prices followed an ebb in demand after mortgage rates spiked last year.
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The euro has often fallen this year when Italian government bond yields have spiked higher.
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Shares of Sally Beauty spiked 6 percent Monday after an announcement it would join the .
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The word "socialism" also spiked during this period, as Sanders called himself a democratic socialist.
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Searches for "hombre" spiked 120,000% after Donald Trump used it in the final presidential debate.
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Not even when Islamophobic incidents spiked to their highest levels since the 9/11 attacks.
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The use of this strain of ransomware has spiked in recent weeks, security researchers said.
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At the same time, the most widely watched measure of investor fear spiked on Wednesday.
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Farah said he "got spiked" at a point in the race which he couldn't remember.
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Used-car marketplace CarGurus spiked more than 72 percent during its first day of trading.
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My blood pressure spiked, and my cheeks flushed with a mixture of embarrassment and anger.
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Not forgetting, the price spiked to over $760 in June before coming back down steepily.
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For example, they spiked her drinks and attacked her with Nerf guns, the lawsuit says.
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Meanwhile, investment in Puerto Rico has spiked post-Maria, and tourism has picked up again.
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Gold prices spiked as investors looked for safety, trading 1.2% higher and erasing earlier losses.
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North Korea's display comes as tensions on the Korean Peninsula have spiked to alarming levels.
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Mouth blown from soda-lime glass, it holds eight quarts of eggnog or spiked punch.
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Mouth blown from soda-lime glass, it holds eight quarts of eggnog or spiked punch.
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Jay Z is handing out guest verses like they're tall, heavily spiked glasses of lemonade.
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The airing of 'Surviving' has turned up the heat and spiked public outrage against Kelly.
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The stock spiked above $60 earlier in the session before falling after the CNBC report.
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Healthcare stocks spiked in a relief rally as Clinton was seen as imposing tighter regulations.
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Within days, his temperature spiked, his condition deteriorated, and he was transferred back to Longmont.
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At Christmas, go a little crazy and top it with bruleed cinnamon-spiked marshmallow fluff.
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In fact it spiked 100 times its original value, which is a 9,900 percent increase.
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WE'VE HAD AREAS OF TIME AND PERIODS OF TIME WHERE COTTON PRICES, FOR INSTANCE, SPIKED.
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Target shares spiked in premarket trading Wednesday following the discount retailer's first-quarter earnings report.
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Average premiums have already spiked an increase of 38 percent on individual plans since 2014.
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The major averages initially spiked following the surge in oil, before briefly giving up gains.
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The baby was taken to an emergency room, where its temperature spiked to 102.6 degrees.
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Private investment, which has languished through much of the recovery, spiked to start the year.
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As soon as I had that thought, my anxiety spiked into a state of panic!
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Fossil fuels are dead plants, which prefer light carbon, which spiked with CO2 went up.
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What was clear that her interleukin-22 level had spiked a thousand times above normal.
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Messenger's growth spiked, increasing from 200 million to 500 million users in just seven months.
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The CSI 300, which includes top stocks on both exchanges, also spiked by 28.6 percent.
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Housing prices across the US spiked more than 6% in April from a year earlier.
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Maybe someone spiked the punch at your prom and you didn't even catch a buzz.
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In just a few days, traffic dramatically spiked to Slimg, and has kept climbing since.
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George W. Bush's spiked after the 9/11 terrorist attacks — a broad 39-point swing.
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So is a series like the "X-Men," of which "Deadpool" is a spiked offshoot.
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"Spiked: The Unpublished Political Cartoons of Rob Rogers" is set to open on July 18.
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Amazon surged 11 percent, Microsoft spiked 9 percent, and Alphabet rose more than 5 percent.
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Use of the program spiked during the recession, and then receded to more normal levels.
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In 2011, the cases spiked to 840 and to more than 1,000 starting in 2012.
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The trade gap with the EU spiked 85033 percent to a record-high $17.6 billion.
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When Juul pulled its other sweet flavors from stores last year, sales of mint spiked.
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Business-focused software company Smartsheet spiked 22015 percent in its first day of trading Friday.
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But significantly, over the same period, disapproval has spiked to 45 percent from 28 percent.
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In early August, volatility spiked and the market pulled back, proving the strategist's call correct.
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Rates of mental illness in young adults have spiked in the last couple of years.
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Crook & Marker Spiked & Sparkling and Henry's Hard Sparkling Water both have an ABV under 5%.
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Banking shares in the United States and Europe spiked, with the S&P financial index .
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Federal employees filing for unemployment insurance spiked 143 percent in the week ending Jan. 85033.
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Indeed, the number of Republican state lawmakers supporting repeal efforts has spiked in recent years.
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Oil prices on Monday spiked to their highest levels in six months, according to Reuters.
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Bond yields have spiked and the turmoil in U.S markets has brought down global stocks.
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VIX for the S&P 210 -- Wall Street's "fear gauge" -- spiked to 210 on Feb.
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Shares of spiked Friday on a report the digital entertainment company has received buyout bids.
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Sovereign bond yields have spiked around the world amid hawkish rhetoric from major central banks.
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Sick calls had spiked at Transportation Security Administration, which keeps weapons and terrorists off planes.
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But they spiked last year, and this year is on track to be even worse.
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Lobster Newburg was still on the menu, the meat napped with a brandy-spiked butter.
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Italian bond yields, which spiked Tuesday amid the political turbulence, fell across the board Wednesday.
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The researchers also asked if participants had ever been "roofied," or had their drinks spiked.
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Treasury volatility has spiked this year, in tandem with the wild trading seen in stocks.
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When new taxes were added into the equation, the opposition among Republicans spiked to 70%.
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Fentanyl drug seizures subsided for a while, but in 2014, they spiked in 10 states.
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It's a tale of two retailers: as Walmart has spiked this month, Macy's has slumped.
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As hate crime reports have spiked across the country following the election, New York Gov.
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U.S. crude futures for January delivery spiked 9.31 percent to settle at $49.21 per barrel.
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One-month implied volatility GBP1MO= gauges have spiked to their highest levels since July 2016.
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Prices spiked with each of these developments, so I continued tracking — from April through July.
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In the first eight months of 2018, those figures spiked to 21.5% and 30.4%, respectively.
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Sears shares briefly spiked as much as 12 percent in premarket trading on the news.
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Fruit has been spiked with chemicals to make it look fresh and to stimulate growth.
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On the day the pages launched, Twitter conversation about "Power" spiked 820%, according to Starz.
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The illustration would go unpublished — or be spiked, as we in the newspaper world say.
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THE CANNIBAL LIQUOR HOUSE This drinks-focused spot, with libations like spiked milkshakes, replaces Resto.
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The S&P 200973 spiked 200963% in the 200953 months since that March 200943 low.
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Getting the kit to hospitals By mid-February, South Korea's coronavirus cases had spiked dramatically.
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They cut off credit to Populist activists and expelled them from their churches; lynchings spiked.
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The ominous announcement comes after cases in the US spiked 40% in just 53 hours.
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The musical language, though thick with chromatic harmony and spiked with dissonance, is unapologetically tonal.
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So maybe downing six or seven cups of spiked tea isn't the ultimate cold cure.
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Austin slid into second base in the third and spiked shortstop Brock Holt's lower calf.
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Many produce extravagant alibis for how illicit drugs entered their bodies: Their toothpaste was spiked.
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No, my Trump Derangement Syndrome has not spiked to 12,000 Roentgen on the ideological dosimeter.
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Pickled silvers (fish spiked with Indian seasonings, like turmeric and cumin) and wild garlic followed.
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The "fear" index, which tracks market volatility, has spiked 75 percent over the past month.
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Turnout in the midterms spiked from 27 percent in 2014 to 20163 percent in 2018.
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Under Florida's new law, it doesn't matter whether dealers knowingly sell drugs spiked with fentanyl.
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Frustrations spiked on Saturday, when Governor Murphy ordered all New Jersey residents to stay home.
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Fears of recession, job losses and food shortages, already percolating for months, spiked on Thursday.
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Seas have risen and fallen, temperatures have spiked and crashed, glaciers have advanced and retreated.
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Between 2008 and 2010, Hershey's organic sales spiked 4.7% per year, according to Credit Suisse.
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The president spiked the Iran deal out of spite and hubris, with no viable alternative.
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As Trump clashed with his own generals about these cyberattacks, interest in the topic spiked.
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In South Korea, as cases spiked, television viewership shot up 2250 percent, according to Nielsen.
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US cases of Covid-19 spiked yesterday to 13,22012 and are rapidly approaching 22018,233 worldwide.
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Gold's relative strength index, a momentum indicator, has spiked above 80 on a weekly basis.
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Norwegian Cruise Lines spiked 4.6%, while Royal Caribbean rose 3.9% and Carnival was up 3.2%.
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Norwegian Cruise Lines spiked 4.8%, while Royal Caribbean rose 3.7% and Carnival was up 1.5%.
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They were at 52% after the Friday close, having spiked over 90% in the afternoon.
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However, rates charged to lease palladium have spiked in recent weeks, suggesting availability is tight.
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Residential construction spiked to a 13-year high in December and consumer spending remains strong.
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Molson Coors' Vizzy Molson Coors is also looking to tap into the spiked seltzer craze.
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In 2017, hate crimes against American Jews spiked more than against any other religious group.
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The VIX spiked past 46 during a whipsaw trading day Tuesday before closing around 37.
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Monex's shares spiked 20 percent following the announcement, as of 11:35 a.m. HK/SIN.
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The Empire State manufacturing index spiked to 25.2 in August from just 9.8 in July.
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The Empire State manufacturing index spiked to 25.2 in August from just 5003 in July.
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Foreclosures spiked to a rate far larger than in any of the previous three recessions.
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But then, at the very end of the session, it was spiked behind closed doors.
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The number of reported videos spiked in 2018 when Facebook ramped up its detection efforts.
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Without the constraints on JPMorgan, the rate wouldn't have spiked to 10%, the person said.
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The spiked seltzer brand exploded over the summer and shows no signs of slowing down.
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White Claw is the industry leader, commanding 58% of spiked seltzer sales, according to Guggenheim.
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After Hurricane Katrina, mortgage delinquencies in Louisiana and Mississippi disaster areas spiked 25 percentage points.
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As we took the oath of citizenship, the solemnity of the moment spiked through me.
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South Korea is now on its highest alert for infectious diseases after cases there spiked.
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When Laver started slipping and sliding across the grass courts, he switched to spiked sneakers.
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Such an adrenaline-spiked career would have been a good match with his turbulent childhood.
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Oil prices spiked on Friday after the U.S. killed Iran's top military commander, Qasem Soleimani.
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He served students tea spiked with rum and took them out for dinner and drinks.
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Buyers vanished and Treasury yields spiked — specifically on the short end of the yield curve.
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In October, my feelings of dread spiked, and so I decided to buy a Rolex.
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General Electric's (GE) stock price has spiked 67% since crashing to $6.45 in mid-December.
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However, searches for the term "heart" spiked the most, with searches surging by 28 percent.
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New York (CNN Business)Bud Light Seltzer is joining the battle for spiked seltzer supremacy.
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According to Google Trends, searches have also spiked for "nuclear war" and "war" this month.
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Search interest in Harper spiked leading up to and directly after he announced his decision.
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The people behind spiked vapes leave few clues about who makes them or what's inside.
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Additionally, the number of fighters comprising those groups has spiked from 22019,000 to nearly 110,000.
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Sentiment sank to a recent low of 56 in December, when mortgage interest rates spiked.
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Shares of the action-camera maker spiked as much as 14 percent in choppy trading.
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Though, they sometimes host a warm-drink pop-up bar with drinks like spiked cider.
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From that point until the end of 1980, bond yields spiked to above 10 percent.
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Oil prices up: Oil prices spiked to their highest level in five months on Monday.
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Minimum balance requirements for interest bearing accounts spiked even more, rising 55 percent, or $1,85033.
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The Nasdaq, which has taken the brunt of the recent stock market turbulence, spiked 2.3%.
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In Louisiana, violence and the use of restraints have spiked in the last five years.
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"In the past 24 hours [demand] has really spiked," Hirschhorn told Motherboard on the phone.
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New-account fraud, perhaps the worst kind, spiked 20 percent last year, the firm said.
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Usage has spiked in China as well, rising to a million iOS downloads on Jan.
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A 20-year study finds injuries spiked around the same time smartphones started to appear.
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Google Trends also showed that searches for the word spiked nearly 100 percent this morning.
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Winnebago is upping the cost of its RVs, too, and washing machine prices have spiked.
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On Tuesday, the index spiked again, reaching 50 before falling back to just below 30.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Suicide rates in the United States spiked almost 10 percent following the death in 2014 of actor Robin Williams, and spiked even more among men and those who ended their lives, like Williams, by suffocation, according to a study published on Wednesday.
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This spiked fall elixir is currently still only available in Aldi locations throughout the United Kingdom.
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United Rentals spiked more than 8 percent after hours following the company's second quarter earnings beat.
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Shares in Adidas spiked over 6% in Frankfurt, lifting the stock to a new record high.
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Content industry anxiety spiked last year when Apple said ad blockers would begin working on iPhones.
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After the spinoff announcement, shares of Helios spiked, but were still trading at pennies per share.
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So, when you crack open a bottle of spiked seltzer, you're just drinking fermented sweetened seltzer.
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Many people are drawn to the "sessionability" or drinkability and convenience of spiked seltzer, Gajiwala says.
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Deaths across many groups in the US have spiked in a particularly worrying way since 2013.
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New York (CNN Business)Oil prices spiked as tensions between the United States and Iran escalated.
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He said the number of people arriving with missing limbs had spiked since Russian airstrikes began.
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In March 2018, Google searches for the term "Delete Facebook" spiked to an all-time high.
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He made a point of asking young women to join the team, and female enrollment spiked.
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They tended to support Bernie Sanders, disparage Hillary Clinton, and their activities spiked on Oct 6.
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North Africa's unrest spiked in 2001, 2006 and 2011, each time more turbulent than the last.
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Cases of AFM have spiked recently, leaving some young children with partial paralysis and muscle weakness.
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Oil prices spiked after Sunday reports that the waivers would end and remained higher on Monday.
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Tesla shares spiked more than 17% after the electric car maker posted a surprise quarterly profit.
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Gold spiked to its highest since March 1 before settling down $4.10 at $1,250.30 an ounce.
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But the amount of money being directed at these causes has spiked dramatically since the weekend.
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In addition, several sources at Uber said attrition among the rank-and-file staff has spiked.
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The hot chocolate is spiked with three liquors — Michter's Bourbon, Cardamaro and Cointreau, not just one.
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After dates were finalised for a women's march to protest Mr Trump's inauguration, hotel bookings spiked.
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These days, she prefers her nails sparkly, metallic, or red — and spiked to a tapered point.
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It's a spice-spiked shade, if you will — and very fitting for a former Spice Girl.
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Petrobras shares spiked after the report and were up 7.5% on Wednesday afternoon in Sao Paulo.
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Listen, if you had a spiked metal mask hammered onto your face, you'd be pissed too.
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Campbell Soup's relative strength index has spiked to 75, a level that typically signals overbought conditions.
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Homicides spiked three years ago in the city, topping 0003 for the first time in decades.
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Like we weren't the same, our survival dependent on one another, our spiked and complicated love.
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Align Technology shares spiked nearly 9% after the bell following the company's third-quarter earnings beat.
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Bilateral tensions spiked anew after Iran shot down a U.S. drone last week in the Gulf.
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Potential strategic investors have expressed interest since 2014, but their enthusiasm spiked this month, Curyer said.
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Volatility spiked near the end of 2015 while the S&P 500 was on the rise.
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Tensions spiked between Iran and Britain this month when Iranian commandos seized a British-flagged tanker.
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In 2016, the infant mortality rate rose 30 percent, while maternal mortality spiked by 65 percent .
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That was a season-high run total for Koehler, whose ERA spiked from 3.27 to 4.80.
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The singer opted for silver earrings this time, and gravitated to the spiked look once again.
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Meanwhile, automotive interest rates have spiked to around 6%, according to data from tracking service Edmunds.
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His bold punk aesthetic (including his spiked hair and colorful clothes) made him the perfect frontman.
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The police report indicates that information showed Navarra's heart rate spiked at around 3:20 p.m.
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The implied volatility for the rupiah spiked to 18 percent several weeks before the rupiah tumbled.
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Randgold shares have spiked 120 percent so far this year, while Fresnillo has jumped 166 percent.
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Amid smaller stocks, Barracuda Networks spiked after the technology company reported quarterly sales that exceeded guidance.
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Apple stock spiked over 4% and it approached a $1.43 trillion market value in extended trading.
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According to The Washington Post, searches for the definition of "complicit" spiked three times in 2016.
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Spiked Caramel LemonadeThis is a slight variation on the Caramel Lemonade recipe in Matthew Rowley's book.
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Chicago's murder rate, which spiked in 2015 and 2016, is expected to have declined by 18.1%.
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If your water was spiked with powerful antioxidants that help even your skin tone, that is.
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Jenner wanted to entertain her house guests; she did so with punny cocktails spiked with irreverence.
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Rowe arrived with a party-sized portion of rich, still-hot spiked cider on his back.
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They give us spiked kombucha from a local kombucha shop (kombuchery?), and it's actually pretty good.
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A Utah man is suing McDonald's alleging that an employee spiked his Diet Coke in Aug.
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It's the best corndog I've ever eaten, the batter spiked with a bit of local heat.
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But Gatsby, my ex-race-horse-turned-ungrateful-teenager, had just spiked a 105-degree fever.
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Nothing of the sort has happened to him; quite the contrary, Kaepernick's jersey sales have spiked.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article stated that the value of Viacoin spiked 100 percent.
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Fatal overdoses have spiked in the city, most of them caused by potent, often adulterated opioids.
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This is true: bomb shelter sales spiked in the U.S. in late 2016 and early 2017.
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VMware stock price spiked a bit last week on rumors that Dell would buy them out.
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Kikanbou means "spiked bat," which is the weapon wielded by "oni," the demons of Japanese folklore.
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WTI spiked more than 3.5 percent after weekly inventories showed a build of 453 million barrels.
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Immediately after switching to the Flint River, Flint's drinking water spiked in bacteria and trihalomethane readings.
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Wayfair shares spiked Tuesday after the online furniture retailer reported better-than-expected first-quarter results.
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The Financials Select Sector SPDR Fund ETF (XLF) has spiked nearly 20 percent since Nov. 8.
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Her breathing became labored, her blood pressure dropped perilously, and her temperature spiked to 105 degrees.
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Actually, now that you've spiked my curiosity, I want to know why you guys liked it.
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Predictably, the price of gold has spiked this morning as investors buy up traditional safety assets.
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Not booze, but rainbow-coloured potions spiked with noodles, curry-flavoured fruit juices, and soured milk.
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Tension have spiked in recent days after Israel installed metal detectors outside a major Jerusalem mosque.
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Oil development has spiked in recent years in the Permian Basin of Texas and New Mexico.
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Inflation, however, jumped for the third straight month in June as consumer demand spiked during Ramadan.
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Google searches for "my eyes hurt" and "eyes hurt eclipse" spiked immediately after the celestial event.
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Overall, the count of cellphone searches by border officers reportedly spiked to nearly 85033,000 last year.
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Search results for Abrams spiked from mid-October through mid-November as her race against Gov.
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The cryptocurrency spiked about $300 to a high of $8,554.97, according to CoinDesk's bitcoin price index.
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Comparable sales spiked 7% at TJX Companies (TJX), including 9% at T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods.
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The Cboe volatility index, a popular gauge of market fear, spiked above 38 in early February.
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The search term had spiked 6900,2628 percent to reach the top slot, according to Google's tweet.
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The rate of HIV infections has spiked in recent years, partially due to the opioid epidemic.
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Cloud software developer Ceridian spiked more than 40 percent in its opening day of trading Thursday.
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The dollar also spiked to more than three-month highs against the yen during the session.
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Paperback sales spiked after the musical opened, from 3,300 copies in 2014 to 106,000 in 2015.
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Phoenix Thoroughbreds said Gronkowski spiked a fever over the weekend and was immediately treated with antibiotics.
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Spiked seltzers like White Claw boast a gluten-free base and accessible flavor for beginning drinkers.
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He has asserted, also without evidence, that Democrats spiked the total to make him look bad.
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Ultimately, he said the information "lacked any credibility," so he spiked the story on those merits.
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It's a tart wheat beer spiked typically with coriander and salt, and occasionally lime or lemon.
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Drug-related deaths in Scotland spiked to nearly 1,200 in 2018 — 27% more than in 2017.
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Perhaps it's the same outsider curiosity that has spiked interest in artwork by or about Cubans.
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His comments came a day after oil prices spiked to a six-month high on Monday.
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Gold and Treasurys spiked higher following the ABC report as investors fled to market safe havens.
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Browne also credits larger brands, such as White Claw, for popularizing spiked seltzer across the country.
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Shares of Urban Outfitters spiked after the bell, before paring gains and falling nearly 3 percent.
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Debt spiked during every war over the past 85033 years but was always paid down afterwards.
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News reports about drug-induced homicide prosecutions have also spiked, with cases documented in 36 states.
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The protest comes as tensions spiked following the Catalan Parliament's vote Friday to declare unilateral independence.
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During Drake's reign Britain has grown into a cycling powerhouse and amateur participation has spiked massively.
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Appropriately pale and spongy, it is spiked with fish sauce, its taste half earth, half undersea.
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Workers hunch over tables, repairing and cleaning everything from Gucci fanny-packs to spiked Louboutin sneakers.
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Close attention is being paid to corporate loan defaults, which spiked in the quarter, he said.
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Since Election Day, the Russell has spiked 10.57 percent, while mid caps have climbed 6.68 percent.
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Overall drug spending for those enrollees grew by 45%, meaning the taxpayers' tab spiked even more.
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It spiked above $50 after news of a settlement and closed at $46.53, down 5.8 percent.
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Sales of bulletproof products and barricades spiked after Parkland, as they do after every school shooting.
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One drink left her "disoriented," causing her to suspect that the beverage may have been spiked.
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The campaign's GoFundMe total spiked from just below $0003,000 on Sunday to above $1.3 million today.
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Compared to last year's mid-year report, complaints about provider Cogeco spiked to 790 from 120.
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It's cinematic, lit mostly by gas fires, and perfectly designed, right down to Rose's spiked mask.
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His comments came a day after oil prices spiked to a six-month high on Monday.
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Google searches on "recession" have spiked quite notably recently, but searches on "unemployment benefits" have not.
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With growing concerns about hedge fund returns and structure, interest in hedge fund conversions has spiked.
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Diesel costs spiked during this three-year window, at times costing well over $4 per gallon.
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By the time dinner ended, the video had spiked to 21 million views, from 15 million.
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A Reuters analysis found that imports pipe used by the energy industry spiked in the spring.
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Concern over travel from Europe has grown as the number of cases, particularly in Italy, spiked.
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Extortions and kidnappings spiked, targeting not just businesses and the rich but also middle-class workers.
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I'm happy I did — it's a soft and rich burger, spiked with the sweet, goopy sauce.
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Jobless claims spiked to 290,28 in data posted last week, the highest number since September 2363.
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The graphs show that coronavirus cases have spiked much more dramatically in Tennessee than in Kentucky.
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The results revealed that examiners' work output spiked by 503% after transitioning to a WFA program.
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After the DCCC released the Moser memo, her national name recognition and outside fundraising numbers spiked.
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But it is much more activity than the network handled before the price spiked in 2017.
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Their optimism spiked in November, when Democrats defeated Scott Walker, the state's two-term conservative governor.
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As Zoom's price spiked, the firms consolidated their gainsThe firms stepped up their distributions this year.
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The former comes with a rum-based option while the latter can be spiked with tequila.
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The size of Mr. Colbert's entire audience has spiked along with his gains among younger viewers.
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Her first project, about a Mayan tribe in Mexico that her mother was studying, was spiked.
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"I've got no pies left," a short woman with spiked blonde hair shrieked from the kitchen.
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The Cboe Volatility Index, often called Wall Street's "fear gauge," briefly spiked above 50 on Friday.
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Tensions have spiked in the wake of a drone strike last week on Iranian Maj. Gen.
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For now, we're content with what Bud Light has to offer in the spiked seltzer arena.
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The hashtag #MakeSpaceForWomen was being used even before the game, but spiked again during the broadcast.
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RBC analysts say global flight cancellations spiked to more than 3,000 a day over the weekend.
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Among black voters, his support spiked from 6 percent in December to 24 percent in January.
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But, it noted, Michelob Ultra, Bon & Viv Spiked Seltzer and its regional craft beers did well.
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The number of civilians killed in American-led airstrikes in Iraq and Syria spiked this year.
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Swiss National Bank President Thomas Jordan has said that demand for cash hasn't spiked since 2015.
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Food assistance spiked in Wisconsin in the years leading up to and following the great recession.
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Unlike "Frozen," which spiked the formula with genuine surprise, "Moana" unfolds more or less as expected.
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Temperatures, already nearly four degrees above normal for the month of January, spiked all across Maine.
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The attack comes as cyber thieves are increasingly targeting virtual currencies which have spiked in value.
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But from October 2018, as black-market prices spiked, it seemed to give up the fiction.
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Benchmark soybean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade spiked to $9.28 a bushel on Dec.
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The numbers of immigrants in custody with a contagious diseases has spiked in the past year.
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Milk alternatives such as oat milk, soy milk, and various nut milk have spiked in popularity.
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U.S. airlines began charging passengers to check their luggage a decade ago as fuel prices spiked.
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Investors had welcomed the possibility of a US buyout — shares in Crown spiked 21% in Sydney.
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Sales of spiked seltzer have soared as people seek drinks with fewer calories and less sugar.
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But Mr. Obama's music lists — unruly, spiked with surprises and a tad quirky — can truly sing.
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Curiosity has spiked about Trump's phone calls with Putin following the release of the Zelensky call.
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Daily mentions of #BlackLivesMatter spiked drastically to 172,77 on Twitter at the peak, according to Pew.
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In recent years, the problem has spiked to tragic proportions in Colorado Springs, Palo Alto, Calif.
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Following the public release of Mueller's report in April, the pace of Giuliani's Spygate rhetoric spiked.
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UniCredit's shares spiked 5.6 percent higher after the Ansa report, but were flat by 1101 GMT.
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Concerns about his health spiked after a mysterious, unannounced weekend trip last month to the hospital.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev's (BUD) newest addition to its spiked seltzer lineup is coming early next year.
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She would be having nothing more lethal herself than a decaf cappuccino spiked with raw sugar.
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Twitter (TWTR) spiked 16% after reporting higher profit and more engaged customers despite losing users overall.
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I'm hoping that after the wedding and things settle I can just do Spiked full time.
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Luscious and thick glugs of custardy eggnog, spiked with three types of liquor, made spirits bright.
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Perversely, the price of Van Basten on FIFA 20's internal market spiked after his suspension.
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Reinsurance giant Swiss Re spiked to a 52-week high Wednesday on a possible Softbank deal.
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Not only had vacuuming not spiked the PM level, but my overall air quality number improved.
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As a result, prices quickly spiked by 600 percent and Japan was forced to back down.
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If your state isn't on the "nice" list, TJ's does stock some other spiked seltzer options.
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Shares of Sleep Number spiked 10 percent in the extended session before settling up 4 percent.
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The number of young Americans intending to vote in the midterms overall has spiked as well.
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After a horrific performance the past two years, GE (GE) shares have spiked 20% in 2019.
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Copy is still spiked, though it's been a long time since paper was impaled on metal.
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Rates spiked for repo, or repurchase agreements, in a chaotic two-day period Monday and Tuesday.
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He went along that way until one day he spiked a fever and his cough worsened.
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And while SocialBlade says he's steadily losing subscribers, Onision's average views per video have also spiked.
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The sum in Hubei spiked on Thursday after authorities changed the criteria for counting new cases.
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Tensions spiked further following the killing of Iran's most prominent military commander Qassem Soleimani on Jan.
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She traded her black spiked heels for some comfy flats and washed her dog-licked hands.
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To the south, violence has spiked in the Biafra region, where separatists are pushing to secede.
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The end result goes down devilishly smooth, like a goblet of summer wine spiked with hemlock.
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Inflation had spiked in October because of supply problems in the domestic fruit and vegetable market.
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Since these amendments to the criminal code, reports of domestic abuse incidents in Russia have spiked.
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It spiked to more than $5 million in 2015, largely because of a retirement plan payout.
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In response to the attack, the price of oil spiked by as much as 5 percent.
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Approval among black Seattle residents spiked from 49 percent in 2013 to 62 percent in 2016.
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Wall Street's fear gauge, the CBOE Volatility index, spiked to its highest level in nearly two months.
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Its RSI spiked above 80 earlier this week, past the 70 threshold that points to overbought conditions.
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He even gave a nod to his unpredictable character, wearing his hair in a messy, spiked style.
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The S&P 500 hit a four-month low on Tuesday, while the VIX volatility index spiked.
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Inflation has spiked since the pound fell following last year&aposs vote to leave the European Union.
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The resulting two runs lost his team the game and spiked Giles' ERA from 7.04 to 8.31.
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Oil prices spiked on the move, as they did later in 1979 because of the Iranian revolution.
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Those numbers were based on closings, which were deals made in October, when mortgage rates spiked higher.
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Fears of anti-Semitism have also spiked in the US during the 2016 campaign and Trump's election.
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Matches in the Olympic Village spiked by 129 percent last weekend, according to company spokeswoman Rosette Pambakian.
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Initially, the investment was a huge success, and the stock spiked to $105 by July of 2014.
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Google searches for the term began only in 2013, but have spiked considerably every year since then.
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The VIX volatility index spiked as much as 403% to the highest level since January before retreating.
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Downloads of the company's encrypted messaging app, which protects messages with strong encryption, spiked after Trump's election.
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At that time, New York magazine spiked a story that was set to accompany the MSNBC interview.
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Net share buybacks (share repurchases minus stock issuance) spiked 99% to a record $467 billion, Moody's said.
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The average rate on the 30-year fixed spiked this past fall, after flatlining over the summer.
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Consumer interests also slammed Perry's plan, saying it would have spiked power bills for homeowners and businesses.
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"Are we in or out of the EU?" has spiked +2,450% in the UK #EURefResults https://t.
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It spiked some interest in the feature, leading people to wonder – what does it actually do, exactly?
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Alonso said he understood that interest back home in the Indy 500 had spiked by 800 percent.
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As bond yields spiked the fourth quarter, and prices dropped, the value of banks' holdings got hit.
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Then, searches for the product suddenly spiked during the week of November 27.50nd, according to Google Trends.
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They're browned in the oven and finished in a gorgeous-smelling mint and garlic-spiked yogurt sauce.
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Kinder Morgan Canada shares spiked 35% reflecting the deal's premium, while Pembina shares slipped 0.4% in Toronto.
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The yen spiked after the Bank of Japan surprised markets by failing to add further monetary stimulus.
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Infections in mainland China spiked, with nearly 3,700 additional cases and 73 new deaths reported on Wednesday.
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The CBOE Volatility index, known as Wall Street's fear gauge, spiked to 17.92, highest in two months.
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In 2018, turnout among younger voters spiked nationally jumping from 20 percent in 2014 to 36 percent.
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It came after an obscure but important set of money market interest rates temporarily spiked in September.
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Interest spiked in the 2006 event at Doha, when it attracted baying fans in a packed stadium.
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SDAXI, spiked 14 percent to 803 euros, indicating that some investors are hoping for a higher offer.
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Even like the whole bond thing with their fuckin' spiked jackets and bullshit I don't like that.
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Prices follow sales, and sales have been running extraordinarily low since last summer, when mortgage rates spiked.
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Amazon shares have soared 66 percent in the last year, while Facebook's stock has spiked 55 percent.
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Keep topping them off with vino (or spiked eggnog) and even your Scroogiest friends will sing along.
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Its usage spiked after women's suffrage, and by the 1930s the insult had overtaken the zoological term.
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Shares of Whole Foods Market initially spiked more than 1 percent before ending flat on the day.
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Sterling spiked against the dollar on the news and rose close to $0.53 after trading near $1.305.
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Longfor Properties' 2023 bonds spiked 4bp before settling at Treasuries plus 103bp, around 2bp wider than Friday.
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Shares of Yelp spiked nearly 242 percent in extended trading following the company's earnings and revenue beat.
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The GLD gold ETF broke above $130 last week and spiked as high as $135.55 on Tuesday.
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Carbon monoxide concentrations spiked in the Indo-Australian region following the worst Indonesian fire season since 1997.
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The appearance of two pink lines mean your drink is good; one tells you it's been spiked.
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She had spiked heels that they wore in the '60s and it went down onto my foot!
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"Hey, do you need help?" a guy with spiked brown air and fake Chanel earrings asked me.
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In response, Lemuszetino allegedly "spiked his baby to the ground like a football," according to NBC News.
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Immediately following Yellen's speech, the 10-year note spiked and broke out its August range to 1.60.
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Revenue from operations grew 19.1 percent, while revenue from its largest segment, financial services, spiked 15.6 percent.
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Shares of Jack in the Box spiked nearly 8 percent in extended trading following its earnings beat.
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The yield briefly spiked to its highest for at least eight years on Wednesday, topping 14.2 percent.
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Then everything freckles spiked, too (as weird as that sounds), with freckle tattoos now all the buzz.
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